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Graettinger Times

Location

Graettinger, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 27, 1924

Page

13

Mrs Florence Kling Hardens Death End A Chronicle Of Struggle

Florence Kling Harding wife of Warren G Harding died after weeks of illness from kidney disease chronic nephritis and myocarditis Dr Carl Sawyer attributed death to kidney ailment Mrs Harding long active in public life with support for soldiers hospitals and charity noted in a wartime era obituary Her brother Clifford Kling and Brig Gen Charles Wyer widow Mary Sawyer and Dr Carl Sawyer attended the service describing her as the first lady of sturdy Americanhood and a figure of quiet strength

Chile Florence Kling Harden Warren’ G. Harding Aolumn Carl W W. Sawyer Harding Sawyer Oge Tlorence Ile Can Ehic Florence Kling Harding Warren G. Harding White Oaks Carl W. Sawyer Marion Ohio

Thomas Ince Dead Movie Magnate in Beverly Hills

Thomas Ince died at his Beverly Hills home Dias Dourados after a heart seizure following indigestion. The yacht party off San Diego celebrating his forty third birthday turned sudden, with guests including William Randolph Hearst, Elinor Glyn, Charlie Chaplin, Leena Owen, D C Goodman, Marlon Davies, and Margaret Livingston.

Los Angeles Cal Thomas el. Ince Beverly Hills Dias Dourados Oxelda San Diego Mr. Ince William Randolph Hearst Elinor Glyn Charlie Chaplin Leena Owen D. C. Goodman Marlon Davies Margaret Livingston

Furnace Victim Believed to Have Been Murdered

Columbus police and prosecutors cite chemist H Long that Mrs Addie Sheatsley was strangled or suffocated before her body was burned in the Christ Lutheran parsonage furnace. Tests found no carbon monoxide traces, supporting homicide theory and indicating the body was placed on the coals after death.

Columbus Ohio Addie.Sheatsley C.V ¥. Sheatsley Christ Lutheran Church Bexley H. Long John R. King Long

Cat Freight Rates Not Wages Says Coolidge

Washington President Coolidge believes any freight rate cut now should come from operating cost reductions rather than cutting railroad wages. He says current conditions do not justify wage cuts but economies in operations may allow lower freight rates if feasible.

Coolidge Washington

Gore to Hold Wallace Chair Through March

Washington President Coolidge expects to appoint Howard M Gore acting secretary of agriculture to serve until he becomes governor of West Virginia on March 4. The White House stated the appointment will give the president time to survey all candidates for the office and consider recommendations from party leaders.

Washington Coolidge Bey West Virginia White Qoolidge

Indictment Tests Publicity of Tax Payments by Papers

The Baltimore Daily Post faces a five count indictment by a federal grand jury for printing income tax amounts paid by individual taxpayers. Attorney General Stone aims to push the case to the Supreme Court, amid signs in Congress of possible repeal or modification of publicity provisions. Indictments against other newspapers are expected in coming days.

Washington Congress Inn Department of Justice Baltimore Daily Post Grand Jury Baltimore Baltimore Post Company Dually Post Treasury Department Stone Supreme Court of the United States Onse Murrer

Brains of Bandit Gang Testifies in Postal Robbery Case

Chicago sentenced robberies unfold as Brent Glasscock, leader of Rondout gang, testifies for hours in federal court. He refutes details of the $2,000,000 mail heist with Murray and Fahy, claims $1,247,000 recovered in cash, jewelry, and bonds hidden in rugs and jars, and recounts planning sessions and lethal tools like nitroglycerin and gas.

Chicago Brent Glasscock James Murray Post Office William Fuhy Murray Fuhy ASL Bubu’s Kidd Missouri Oklahoma Wilmette Fahy

Coolidge Exposes Forest Depletion Through Film

President Coolidge used a movie to illustrate U S forest depletion. He argued that two thirds of timber volume is wasted by inefficient sawmills and sawing practices. He claimed a third of the loss could be saved with tested methods amid sawdust piles near mills.

Washington United States Coolidge

Ireland Mourns Death of Cardinal Logue Belfast

Cardinal Logue dies suddenly at his residence in Armagh after a brief illness. Belfast reports the shock as countrywide mourning begins. Church leaders announce the death as a profound loss to the region and to Ireland.

Ireland Cardinal Logue Belfast Armaghi

Guilty Verdict in Woman's Murder Case Reported

A jury returned a guilty verdict in the case identified as a woman's murder, with authorities confirming the conviction after deliberations. details of the defendant and sentencing were not disclosed in the available text.

U S Government Market Quotations Week Ending November 20

Government market quotes cover grain fruits vegetables dairy and livestock. Wheat values span Minneapolis Chicago Kansas City with beans corn oats and white corn prices listed along with dairy butter cheese and Wisconsin cheese markets. Livestock prices show hog, beef steer, and calf ranges in Chicago and surrounding markets.

Washington Minneapolis Kansas City Chicago Northwestern New York Wisconsin

$110,000,000 Profit for John D Jr in Stock Room

New York stories of fortunes on Wall Street note John D Rockefeller Jr. profits. Senate committee disclosures linked his Standard Oil units to substantial gains. Market value increases plus dividends exceed 111 million.

John D., Jr New York Wall Street John D. Rockefeller, Jr Senate Ag A Busia Rockefeller

Head of Chicago Sleuths Quits Amid Department Rot

Chicago police chief of detectives Michiel Hughes resigns after twenty years, accusing the administration of rot and saying he was forced to carry out a bad job shoveling streets. He turns his badge to Chief Morgan Collins, stating the move comes as Mayor Dever's tenure rouses opposition.

Chicago Michiel Tlughes Morgan Collins Hughes Ing Wastala Dever Urith

Michigan Bank Bandits Escape With $35,000

Michigan bank robbery ends with six gunmen fleeing Detroit after holding up Farmington State Savings at Warmington. They escaped with about $80,000 in cash and $5,000 in bonds. One robber possibly wounded during a fusillade as they exited the bank.

Michigan Detroit Mich Farmington State Savings ’ Bank Warmington

Troops Deployed to Quell Riot Return Home

Tens of National Guard members from the One Hundred Thirtieth Infantry have been on duty in Williamson County since last August to quell unrest. Kaye and others have returned to their homes in Springfield as orders lift.

Herrin One Hundred and

Grain Profits Reported for Indianapolis Trade End

Indiana grain trade shows profits with about 2.56 million dollars in corn oats and wheat handled through the trade exchange during the period. The report highlights gains in the Indianapolis market and reflects strong demand for staple grains across local channels.

Indiana Poianapolis Forans - “Tm ‘Koted

Iowa News Roundup Highlights Marriages and Dry Drive

Iowa reports 2,247 marriages and 898 divorces in Polk county last year amid a dry movement with Des Moines officials touting a solid dry delegation. Des Moines and Des Moines area items cover plant expansions, farm yields, road paving plans, and a behemoth study at Iowa State College.

Polk County Swift & Co Midland Lews Swift Sioux City Ivestook Shipping Associations of Iowa Des Moines P. McNaight Iowa Anti Snioon League Congress Lincoln Springfield Mark Twain Hannibal Harry Scott Avoca Pocahontas Kendall Leroy E. Cortlett Oskalooga Corn Growers Association Benjamin Zieman Thornton Lockjaw Nate BE. Kendall James Mason St. Ambrose College Davenport Attorney General Iowa Good Roads Association Glenn C. Haynes Henry Jacobs Walnut Iwao ‘State College Jowa Garner Radcliffe American Legion Charles City France Armiatica

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